Here's me:
Mystic Eyes
October 27, 2006
The Greek Theatre
Berkeley, California
Written by Van Morrison

Crawling Back To You
August 26, 2005
The Greek Theatre
Berkeley, California

Billy The Kid
May 28, 2001
Chronicle Pavilion,
Concord, California

Looks like all albums are represented, if you buy the expanded set...on the 4 disc set you miss out on You're Gonna Get It and Echo tracks

Zero. Not "Zero from outer space", just zero. Which is ok with me.

And this raises another point. I've been to several TPATH concerts and I enjoyed them, but when it came to getting a recording from that tour, I'd just as soon have a good recording from a concert I didn't attend (i.e. at another venue) than one I did attend. Maybe that's weird on my part, maybe I just don't get nostalgic about "I was there" performances, or maybe I just want to hear a different version of the song/show (even if only slightly different) than the one I actually heard in person.

I can understand the desire to get a recording of the actual show someone attended, but for me that's never been an attraction. So personally it's fine with me that none of "my" shows are amongst the released recordings.

yehah
brill brill brill

Louisiana Rain
Straight Into Darkness
I’m In Love
December 7, 1982
Wembley Arena, London, England


Image Of Me
October 10, 1987
Wembley Arena, London, England


not many I know but not easy being overe here

Possibly Image of Me, if it's Oct 14. There was no show in London on Oct 10. They were in Birmingham that night.

quote:

Originally posted by Mystery Man:
Zero. Not "Zero from outer space", just zero. Which is ok with me.

And this raises another point. I've been to several TPATH concerts and I enjoyed them, but when it came to getting a recording from that tour, I'd just as soon have a good recording from a concert I didn't attend (i.e. at another venue) than one I did attend. Maybe that's weird on my part, maybe I just don't get nostalgic about "I was there" performances, or maybe I just want to hear a different version of the song/show (even if only slightly different) than the one I actually heard in person.

I can understand the desire to get a recording of the actual show someone attended, but for me that's never been an attraction. So personally it's fine with me that none of "my" shows are amongst the released recordings.

I'm right on the same page here...the key to live recordings is the quality, not the memento of the show you went to. I remember seeing Dylan in Santa Cruz in 2000, and he played this amazing setlist packed with surprises and rarities. I got a bootleg of it and it sounded like crap flattened onto a cd

None, yet.. still waiting for the band to come to Europe. Then I'll attend at least three shows, even if I have to borrow money from a bank to do that! I'll be there!
So, I didn't attend any of these shows but I'll surely enjoy them in my livingroom, doors and windows locked, phones unplugged, mobiles turned off. Just me and them. Yay!

quote:

Originally posted by peter dimples:

quote:

Originally posted by Mystery Man:
Zero. Not "Zero from outer space", just zero. Which is ok with me.

And this raises another point. I've been to several TPATH concerts and I enjoyed them, but when it came to getting a recording from that tour, I'd just as soon have a good recording from a concert I didn't attend (i.e. at another venue) than one I did attend. Maybe that's weird on my part, maybe I just don't get nostalgic about "I was there" performances, or maybe I just want to hear a different version of the song/show (even if only slightly different) than the one I actually heard in person.

I can understand the desire to get a recording of the actual show someone attended, but for me that's never been an attraction. So personally it's fine with me that none of "my" shows are amongst the released recordings.

I'm right on the same page here...the key to live recordings is the quality, not the memento of the show you went to. I remember seeing Dylan in Santa Cruz in 2000, and he played this amazing setlist packed with surprises and rarities. I got a bootleg of it and it sounded like crap flattened onto a cd

Yes, exactly. Of course if the best recorded/best performed concert or song from a tour was from a show I actually attended, then I would be all for getting a copy of it/having it released officially. But for me the sentimental value of having a recording of a show I attended personally is quite low, maybe I'm just not nostalgic enough, or maybe I have such a vivid memory of the shows I've attended that I don't feel a need to get a recording of it. In fact if there were two shows of equal quality from the same tour, one I attended in person, the other I didn't, I'd actually rather have the one I didn't see in person - that way it's almost like being at two shows from the tour, rather than just one. If the show I attended was also truly "best" in terms of recording and performance, then that's the one I'd want.

i been at none.

Mystic Eyes
October 27, 2006
The Greek Theatre
Berkeley, California
Written by Van Morrison

^ Was this the show where the lights went out for a while during the performance? Anyone remember?

Down South
September 17, 2006
Austin City Limits Music Festival,
Austin, Texas

Those are the two I am sure of - there are some Irvine and Berkeley tracks that I am not sure about the dates yet but I might have been there.

^Yes, I do think this was the show where the generator blew out...will never forget that night.

quote:

Here's me:
Mystic Eyes
October 27, 2006
The Greek Theatre
Berkeley, California
Written by Van Morrison

Crawling Back To You
August 26, 2005
The Greek Theatre
Berkeley, California

Billy The Kid
May 28, 2001
Chronicle Pavilion,
Concord, California

Me too. All three. Haven't seen the entire list yet...guess I should poke around more often.

I glanced at the list. I missed the 80's shows so those will be fun to hear.

I like hearing the ones I attended too though. If you have other people that were there to share the show with from the past it can be entertaining in and of itself.

I guess I better go look and see which ones I went to in order to keep the thread proper.

quote:

Originally posted by Aimee the Great:
i been at none.

I can safely say None also, without even seeing the track list (last Aussie Tour 1980 (As Dylan Support 1986)), and when I see the track list I can safely say, that I have heard just about all those before on bootlegs. So I am not too worried about the release date, I'll get it when I get it.

I was At three of them..
Cow Palace in '83 and two Greek Theatre shows in Berkeley.

^You were at the Cow Palace in '83? I've only been there to actually see cows. (My nieces were showing their sheep at a 4H show years ago...).

After looking at the full list I'd have to add the Fillmore '97 shows. Although does it count if you listened to a live radio or internet broadcast? Then I'd add the Bonnaroo and Last DJ experiences too.

^Yes Mel, The Cow palace was my first show.....And It changed my life...When I heard American Girl that night I was forever Hooked on Live TP....It was magical. I am so glad it made it to the anthology.
Wll yeah If you get to add Bonnaroo then that is different, but I dont think so.... cua I was Glued to Bonnaroo!!!!

Sigh... I didn't think I was at any but then I re-checked and I was at one. Disc 4, Track 8, Have Love Will Travel - Saratoga NY.

I sigh because the ONE track that's included that I was actually at was recorded at the worst concert experience of my whole life. The band was good. Just the experience sucked tremendously!!

Oh well.

quote:

Originally posted by Bonnie:
the ONE track that's included that I was actually at was recorded at the worst concert experience of my whole life. The band was good. Just the experience sucked tremendously!!

Oh well.

details?

Angel Dream. The Vic.

I was there for "Crawling Back to You" at the Greek Theater. It was the first time I had been to California(I live in Arkansas) and I was madly in love with a pretty redheaded california girl. My oh my...how I miss those days.